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Hello, I'm Martin Lewis, and this is the cunningly named The Martin Lewis Podcast.

I do wonder what that's going to be about.

Now, usually much of it comes from our BBC Radio 5 live show in the Halotha Naika on a Wednesday,

but this week it's a double header.

We've got the main pod and the budget special in a two-for-one

bog-off podcast special. By the way, if you already heard the budget bits that we put out yesterday,

just fast forward through that bit. There's loads more. So you've got the fight for financial

education in schools. You've got all the budget need to knows from national insurance to the

changes to child benefit. You've got money mastermind need to nose from national insurance to the changes to child benefit.

You've got money mastermind, but this week with Clive Myrie guessing, does he get it right or wrong?

Then why, sorry, you need to go to the manufacturer. Is often a consumer wrong, not a consumer right?

A great question on tax-free childcare from Ahmed. The tellers is on

your budgeting tips. So much more, I think we should just play the theme tune.

I got meals. I got to pay. So I'm going to work for it. I'm going to work. I'm going to work for the world. I got a man.

I got a fee.

So I'm going to make sure everybody is.

Let's listen to this clip.

Martin, campaigning for financial education to be taught in schools.

And as the minister is in the room, I will go back.

I funded this textbook because the state

wouldn't and told me it had to be funded by an individual. That is a political failing.

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